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GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF ITS FUNCTION. WebSphere Application Server Advanced Edition is a portable, Java-based web application deployment platform which supports and executes Java Servlets, Java Beans, Java Server Pages, and Enterprise Java Beans while interacting with enterprise databases, transaction processing systems, and other applications for dynamic web content. It provides the portability and control of server-side business applications along with the performance and manageability of Enterprise Java Beans to offer a comprehensive Java-based Web application platform:
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF ITS FUNCTION. WebSphere Studio is a set of web application development tools designed to allow web developers to create dynamic web applications that run on the WebSphere Application Server. The product will be delivered as it is shipped to IBM customers. The WS package will include WebSphere Studio 3.0, NetObjects ScriptBuilder 3.0 and VisualAge for Java Professional Edition 3.0.

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